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Malaysia billionaires
3 Malaysian billionaires see biggest wealth surge in over a year - who are they?
Jeffrey Cheah, Quek Leng Chan, and Syed Mokhtar AlBukhary—three Malaysian tycoons in property, finance, and infrastructure—recorded the biggest wealth gains among the country’s richest over the past year, adding a combined US$3.9 billion.
How Malaysia’s discount store boom minted its newest billionaire Lee Kar Whatt
Malaysia's richest billionaire Robert Kuok: from Asia's Sugar King to Shangri-La Hotels founder
Top 5 Malaysian billionaires' net worth sees $1.6B erosion
The five richest people in Malaysia, whose businesses range from property to oil services, have seen their combined net worth fall by US$1.6 billion this year, according to Forbes.
February 27, 2024 | 07:03 pm PT